Norman is hosting a "From Screen to Plate" event, pairing the movie "Ratatouille" with themed dishes from Scratch Kitchen and Cocktails. Tickets are $100, with a November 4 registration deadline.

Oklahoma City's forecast predicts a week of sunny skies with temperatures rising, mild winds, and mostly clear nights, according to the National Weather Service.

Tulsa's waste management encourages residents to celebrate Halloween sustainably, recommending face painting, reusable candy bags, and compostable decorations to minimize landfill waste.

Oklahoma City updated its ordinance making it easier for duck hunters to access daily rentals of hunting blinds, increasing participation and equitable land use.

Oklahoma City Animal Shelter seeks donations to maintain a pet food pantry to help financially-strained families keep their pets at home and avoid surrender to the shelter.

Oklahoma City experienced a chilly morning with a Frost Advisory, but the forecast promises sunny days ahead with higher temperatures reaching up to 77 degrees.

Tulsa is starting a street rehabilitation project on Gilcrease Museum Road from November 3, to improve road surface and infrastructure, with completion expected in late 2026.

Excavation in Tulsa's Oaklawn Cemetery has uncovered 78 graves, including victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, with evidence of violence like gunshot wounds.

Officer Richard Phillips died in a vehicle accident, prompting public mourning by the community and Representative Tim Turner, who praised his service as a marine and police officer.

Fugitive Anthony Lennon, wanted for child pornography charges, was captured in New York after 13 years on the run, confirmed by Oklahoma's Attorney General.

Over 200 U.S. mayors support Mayor Holt's initiative against political violence and incendiary rhetoric, signing the Oklahoma City Declaration to encourage civility and truth in politics.

Governor Kevin Stitt added Derek Sparks and Jennifer Shoop to his team to enhance collaboration with the Oklahoma Legislature and support the administration's legislative goals.

Oklahoma House Republicans, including Speaker Kyle Hilbert, visited Ardmore as part of the Capitol to Community tour to engage with local leaders and explore the city's development.